85 Blanket Pass Unit LOT 123 Covington, GA 30016
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Silver Ridge Farms in Covington boasts a prime location and a vibrant community, conveniently situated just minutes from I-20, shopping centers, dining establishments, parks, schools and Covington Square. Welcome to this stunning and meticulously maintained home located on a corner lot, featuring 4 generously sized bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The bedrooms are adorned with vaulted and trey ceilings, and there is an upgraded formal dining room with a coffered ceiling. The home showcases an open and spacious traditional floor plan with a ceiling height of 9 feet on the main level. A bright and welcoming two-story entrance foyer allows natural light to fill the space throughout the day. The magnificent, oversized Master Suite is facing to the east, capturing the morning sunlight, making it an ideal spot for a sitting area or lounge. Numerous upgrades enhance the home, including a neutral paint palette complemented by warm natural accents, hardwood flooring on the main level, a hard-wired home security system, white kitchen cabinets, stunning Galaxy Black granite countertops in the kitchen, and all stainless-steel Samsung appliances. The expansive open-concept Family Room provides a view of the breakfast area, kitchen, and private backyard. The covered patio serves as an excellent space for entertaining guests, grilling, outdoor cooking, or simply relaxing while enjoying a beautiful view of nature. Professional landscaping, easy to maintain leveled front, side and backyard. Home has irrigation system throughout yard with soil irrigation-moisture controller. Additionally, the property features a spacious 2-car garage with extra storage options, a leveled driveway that accommodates up to 4 cars, and an additional parking pad. The Seller's Property Disclosure and community information are available upon request.
Source: FMLS #7659705
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